Posted: 2:19 PM Nike is causing a social media storm with its latest online ad showing a picture of Tiger Woods overlaid with a quote from him, "Winning takes care of everything."

Updated: 7:37 AM Scientists say that what children know about numbers as they begin first grade seems to play a big role in how well they do everyday calculations later on.

Updated: 7:38 AM Amanda Knox called the decision "painful" but said she was confident in the truth.

Updated: 7:38 AM Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday.

Updated: 7:42 AM The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium says four rare Amur tiger cuts have been born at the zoo, the second-such litter in a year.

Posted: 5:25 PM A tenor from New Orleans has won the prestigious Beverly Sills Award that signals a star in the works.

Posted: 5:16 PM Actor James Cromwell has pleaded no contest to disrupting a University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents meeting last month while protesting cat experiments at the school.

Posted: 5:09 PM A Nevada lawmaker who has been arrested twice and accused of threatening to harm his political colleagues could be the first person in Nevada history to be kicked out of the Legislature.

Updated: 4:48 PM Federal regulators say the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection improperly left 255 streams totaling 1,000 miles off a list of impaired waterways it submitted for approval last fall.

Posted: 2:52 PM A bioenergy company has been scouting out locations and buildings in a Corbin business park as it looks for a site to build a plant processing sugar beets into fuel.

Posted: 2:47 PM A funding source and start date for the cleanup of the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant is uncertain as officials try to grapple with budget issues and when the facility will cease operations.

Posted: 2:27 PM House Floor Leader Rocky Adkins is reporting progress in negotiations on a bill that would allow Kentucky to quickly license hemp growers if the federal government ever lifts a ban on the crop.

Posted: 1:47 PM The Supreme Court is struggling with whether it should stop pharmaceutical corporations from paying generic drug competitors to delay releasing their cheaper versions of brand-name drugs.

Posted: 10:55 AM U.S. stock markets are opening higher after Cyprus clinched a last-minute bailout that saved it from bankruptcy.

Posted: 10:53 AM A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin says the president has asked the government to restructure a 2.5 billion euro ($3.2 billion) loan to Cyprus.

Updated: 10:43 PM A death investigation that began 10 months ago has led to the arrest of two people in eastern Kentucky, including the victim's mother.

Updated: 7:43 AM A wide-ranging storm is burying thoughts of springtime weather across a number of Midwestern states under a blanket of snow and slush, leaving in its wake dashed Palm Sunday plans, dozens of canceled flights and treacherous roadways as it churns eastward.

Posted: 5:43 AM A lawyer says Amanda Knox is "very anxious" as Italy's top criminal court hears arguments from prosecutors appealing her acquittal in the murder of her roommate.

Updated: 7:42 AM New data shows Kentucky children are healthier on average than children across the nation.

Updated: 7:42 AM An Iraqi man sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to terrorism charges has been assigned to a high-security facility in Indiana.

Updated: 10:45 PM GOP strategist Karl Rove says he can imagine a Republican candidate in the next presidential campaign supporting gay marriage.

Updated: 3:41 PM Authorities say a central Pennsylvania father shot and killed his 2-year-old son and wounded his estranged wife before killing himself.

Updated: 3:14 PM DaNesha Stallworth scored 18 points and Jennifer O'Neill added nine of her 12 points in the second half to lead second-seed Kentucky to a 61-41 win over 15th-seeded Navy on Sunday in the opening round of the NCAA women's tournament.

Updated: 1:54 PM Given the choice of whether to expand Medicaid under President Barack Obama's health care law, many Republican governors and lawmakers initially responded with an emphatic "no."

Updated: 10:44 PM A bankruptcy lawyer and turnaround expert tasked with reviving Detroit's beleaguered finances could be greeted by a crowd of protesters when he arrives at work Monday.